Ah good job John, lets see the John of campaigns past. I like a maverick and you will be our next president. Since the the DNC chose to destroy Hillary you are the next best person we can vote for, I will.

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yea mccain is way better, i cant wait to spend 600 zillion trillion more dollars in Iraq for oil, and countless lives...

yup go vote mccain buddy...

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you sure are smart

A big "0" for 2007 on environmental issues for mc-more-war. I can understand why he wants to distance himself from the rest of the GOP who claim global warming is just a cyclical thing. Does an OLD guy like him really care about what happens in 2050? Obama 2008!

Today McCain, is to acknowledge that President Bush has been, you know kinda sorta ineffective at responsible environmental policy. While he, McCain, would promise not to suck if elected.

This is just an acknowledgement of the patently obvious and hardly qualifies as a rebuke, at this point. But this is a change from the current administration.

Kudos to him for some common sense, he will need to keep this up if he hopes to win.

Josh - What's the difference between bhrando and rat boy? Sound the same to me. Full of themselves and Bo.

Well, it certainly seems we ARE doing something about global warming now. We have taken much of the world's food crop and converted into ethanol which only provides maybe only 3% of the world's oil. As a result we have a world hunger crisis.

Isn't it ironic. In an attempt to re-engineer the climate, we actually created the very situation the activists said global warming would create.

Good for him. Still not going to vote for him but at least I know that no matter who wins, someone will finally begin to address this crisis.

It will be interesting to see how far McCain will distance himself from the Bush Administration across the board - the war, economy, social issues, immigration reform, etc - without further alienating his Conservative base. Can he win without his base, hmmmm? The McCain and Obama campaigns will conduct their "elevated" policy discussions in those town hall meeting TBD, while their respective surrogates and 527s RIP into each other's candidate.

I luv the fact that the GOP has suddenly forgot about all the harm Bush and Cheney has done to this country. REmember this when it comes time to vote. The GOP had Congress and the record show the lies, crime, greed and Bush will pay some day. Lets start with more of the Same with McCain. He is turning the Right talkshow into crazies, because they don't support his opposite views. Stick with the Bush agenda GOPs...more of the same with McCain

"It's sad when your own party doesn't fully support you."

Then Obama must be the saddest of the sad right.

John McCain is my second choice after Hillary Clinton for President. Choosing a qualified woman as his running mate would be an added bonus. I remember the nasty way he was treated by the Bush campaign when he ran against Bush so I'm not fearful that his Presidency will be the same as that of Bush. He'll probaly clean House when he's elected.

It amazes me that racism has vanished from conscious published thought during this contest.

If Obama loses it is not likely to be because he is less "qualified".

Anybody want to be honest and weigh in on this?

No one with two brain cells and capable for their own governance still believes the hoax of man-made global warming;

U.S. Senate Report: Over 400 Prominent Scientists Disputed Man-Made Global Warming Claims in 2007

And this idiocy that Juan drools about disturbing "pristine land" to rid ourselves of our dependence on terrorist oil by utilizing the technology we now have to keep a small footprint in drilling is nothing less than insanity.

Just Vote None Of The Above!!

At last! A candidate who is depoliticizing a technical subject. And allowing activists in both parties in Congress to get credit.

That's the difference between talking about "bringing us together" and acting by giving respect to all parties so they will really come together. And on a subject that is a slam dunk to all but those who want to use it for vote getting.

McCain will be the next President of the United States.

If Hillary loses the nomination, her supporters will vote for McCain. If Hillary runs as an Independent, her supporters will vote for her and split the Dems down the middle. There is NO WAY in Hades that Obama will win the nomination. He and his supporters need to face the facts, it's either Hillary or McCain......Obama might as well give up. Hillary or McCain 08! NOBAMA !

An honest reply to Ronwel.

Racism never should have been a part of any discussion of candidates any more than gender or age should be. All should stay gone from now on.

But of course if Senator Obama loses it will be because he is less qualified! All three candidatess backgrounds have little executive experience (which is why the predominance of recent Presidents have been governors) but some have more Federal experience than others.

This clown can't have it both ways. Last week, he was insisting that yes, he voted for Bush. This week, he want's us to believe that he is an environmentalist. Go home, John. They're showing "Matlock" reruns on cable.

Global temperatures have been falling since 1997.

The level of sunspot activity last year dropped to zero; the new 11-year sunspot cycle has failed to start. The last time this happened was the Maunder Sunspot Minimum (1645-1715) and was called the Little Ice Age.

David in Texas, you lost ALL credibility when you stated "There is NO WAY in Hades that Obama will win the nomination."